3 ways to Transfer media files ( music or video) to Samsung Galaxy S4

It’s natural idea to transfer media files stored on PC to your Galaxy S4, or transfer Galaxy S4 files to PC. But, do you know how to do it? There are various ways you can transfer video and audio files to your Galaxy S4. In this article, I’m going to show you the 3 most common methods.

The first method:

Transfer music and video files from PC via USB cable.

Connect your Galaxy S4 to your PC using the USB data cable.

On your phone, a USB icon will appear in the top Notification bar. Drag the notification bar downwards and then tap on the Connected as a media device.

Open up your PC Windows Explorer, and you should see your Galaxy S4 shows up as a removable disk.

Access the phone storage via Windows Explorer. Here, you should see the Video and Music folders.

Simply drag/copy-and-paste your music or video files from your computer to the respective folders. On your Galaxy S4, the music and video players will automatically recognize the files.

Alternatively, you can create a new folder in your phone storage or external memory card to store these files. The Galaxy S4 will scan storage and list them accordingly on the music and video players automatically.

The Second method:

Transfer music and video files using Samsung Kies

Install Samsung Kies and then launch the software on your PC.

Connect your Galaxy S4 to your PC using the USB data cable.

Click Music (or Videos) below a device name under Connected devices.

Click the + sign at the top right of the Kies screen. If your phone has external SDcard, then you should see the Internal and external memory options. For this tutorial, I will select Internal Memory.

Next, through the Windows Open dialog, select the music files (or videos) that you would like to add.

The Third method:

Transfer music and video files using Windows Media Player

Connect your Galaxy S4 to your PC using the USB data cable.

Run Windows Media Player on your PC.

On the left side of the Windows Media Player, you will see little icons which represent the phone internal and external storage (only visible if your phone has an external memory card). For this tutorial, I will select the phone storage.

Next, move to the right side and click the Sync tab.

Drag the music files, videos or even a playlist to the Sync list area. Note: You can drag these files from either the PC folders or Windows Media Player library.

Once you have all the files in the Sync list, click Start sync.

Now, move to the left, and click Sync status to verify if those files are successfully copied over to your phone.

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